Thread: Arthur’s Pass hard hunting

Man that takes me back to my university days, as usual your stories never fail to capture what its all about!

Four of us camped in that bivy one night and two mates unloaded a hail of shots at a mob of reds, one mate had an SKS and emptied the mag! They ran into the next catchment...

My two .284s are dying to get out and I'm thinking this week could be the chance for them to see some action.

Like you I also have a James and it's amazing to see them grow and develop as a human. Is your boy at Lincoln or Canterbury? You could not keep me out of the hills when I was down there. :-)

Originally Posted by craigc

Man that takes me back to my university days, as usual your stories never fail to capture what its all about!

Four of us camped in that bivy one night and two mates unloaded a hail of shots at a mob of reds, one mate had an SKS and emptied the mag! They ran into the next catchment...

My two .284s are dying to get out and I'm thinking this week could be the chance for them to see some action.

Like you I also have a James and it's amazing to see them grow and develop as a human. Is your boy at Lincoln or Canterbury? You could not keep me out of the hills when I was down there. :-)

Thanks Craig - you would be cramped in that Biv with 4 !. Son is at Canterbury and seeing lots more deer than I ever did when I was there years ago. The old SKS is not really the alpine rifle like your latest 284…..

We had 3 in the Andrews Biv (photo) and Ranger Biv 25 years ago. The Andrews Biv is now gone and was a good place to climb up Brown Hill. More deer in Lewis Pass but nothing like a good walk now and then